They lost their lives while working on New Year's Day: 2 workers died
News of workplace fatalities came from Bursa and Erzincan on the last day of the year. In Bursa, a 46-year-old worker lost his life after being trapped under an overturned forklift. In Erzincan, a 34-year-old worker died after falling from a roof.
A worker lost his life after being trapped under an overturned forklift in the İnegöl district of Bursa.
The forklift operated by Hamit Ç. (46), who worked at a furniture factory in the Hamzabey Organized Industrial Zone, went out of control for an unknown reason and overturned.
Hamit Ç., who was trapped under the forklift, was seriously injured.
Hamit Ç., who was taken to İnegöl State Hospital by 112 Emergency Service teams upon the notification of factory employees, could not be saved despite the interventions there.
In Erzincan, a worker who was injured after falling from the roof of a student dormitory he was repairing died in the hospital where he was receiving treatment.
Rahmi Yılmaz (34), who was injured on December 26 in the city center after losing his balance and falling from the roof of a 4-story girls' dormitory he had climbed onto for repairs with 3 friends on Ordu Street, could not be saved despite the interventions at the Erzincan Binali Yıldırım University Mengücek Gazi Training and Research Hospital where he was receiving treatment.
The worker's body was handed over to his relatives after autopsy procedures.
News Source: 12punto
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